Keynote is definitely the bright spot of the iWork suite of apps. The iPad version won't exactly be confused with Powerpoint or the desktop version of Keynote, but of all the iWork apps, it comes the closest, and even for hardcore business users, many will find it does everything they need in a presentation app. The latest update to Keynote really brought the feature set up and aligned the templates with the desktop version, so sharing presentations between your iPad and desktop is easier than ever.
House flies eat things such as decaying matter and feces. They also feed on garbage, spoiled meat and rotting fruits.
Blow flies and flesh flies are very common flies associated with dead animals. The larvae (maggots) of these flies feed on dead animal tissue and as such are beneficial in nature as decomposer of dead animal carcasses. The appearance of the flies or maggots in the house typically indicates that an animal (i.e. rodent, bird, etc.) has died within the walls or in the attic. Blow flies and flesh flies are attracted to recently deceased animals, where they lay their eggs. The larvae infest the animal carcass for 5-10 days before they leave the carcass and wander in search of a dry place to pupate. These maggots are unsavory but harmless. Maggots that are left to develop turn into adult flies in 5-7 days. These are large, sluggish, black or shiny green or blue flies.